The Royal Dutch Institute in Rome (KNIR)
Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome
KNIR serves as a bridge between the Dutch and Italian academic communities. It supports emerging and established researchers in the study of Rome and Italy. We examine the influence and significance of Italy and Italian culture, past and present, within and beyond Italy. Through university-level research and teaching on location in Rome, we bring Rome to the world and the world to Rome.

News
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Reaching new heights: news from the archaeological field school in Molise
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Welcome to our scholars!
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A look back at the course "Rome the Cosmopolis"
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Application portal for Scholarships and Ted Meijer Prize is open!
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Call for Artist in Residence 2027-28 is now open!
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Publication KNIR Papers Vol. 75 by Dr Dario Monti
Upcoming

Minor: Italian Art & History in Florence (NIKI) and Rome (KNIR)
Online

Archaeological Field School: Exploring Mountain Society in Ancient Samnium
Molise

Public lecture "Pontormo: Returned to Renown"
KNIR, via Omero 10, 000197 Rome

Roundtable "Critical Curatorship for Rewriting Colonial Histories"
KNIR, via Omero 10, 00197 Rome









